What are the positions in the finance department?

The financial department generally includes chief financial officer, financial manager, financial supervisor, accounts receivable, accounts payable, tax accounting, expense accounting, general ledger accounting, cost accounting and cashier.

The chief financial officer is generally responsible for the company's investment and financing, strategy formulation and overall financial deployment. According to the deployment of the CFO, the financial manager is responsible for promoting the implementation of financial work, the recruitment and training of financial personnel, the management of departmental personnel and external coordination and communication. The chief financial officer is an intermediate position connecting the accountant and the financial manager. Some companies only have financial managers and no chief financial officers.

Accounts receivable accounting is mainly responsible for recording sales revenue, carrying forward sales costs and managing accounts receivable. A/P accounting is mainly responsible for purchasing warehousing, purchasing payment warehousing and warehousing management. Tax accounting is generally responsible for tax calculation, input tax invoice authentication, tax declaration and tax matters handling, and often has to go to the tax bureau to dock with the tax bureau staff; Expense accounting is responsible for employee reimbursement. , belonging to the main executor of the company's reimbursement system. Professional work is not difficult, but tedious.

The general ledger accountant is responsible for reviewing all accounting vouchers and reminding the responsible accountant to adjust vouchers, carry forward profits and losses and settle accounts. Cost accounting generally refers to the accounting personnel responsible for the specific accounting of product acquisition and product output in manufacturing industry. Cashiers mainly contact banks, collect and pay, print bank receipts and reconcile accounts.